EIGHT PAGES
DAILY EAST ORKGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, MAY 24, 1915-
PAGE FIVE
"PEMECO" PLANT
Inspection Score 90.2
THE QUALITY. TEST
OF A GOOD STEAK OR ROAST IS AT-THE DINNER
TABLE; THAT'S WHERE "PEMECO" MEATS EXCEL
ORDER FROM OUR SELECT STOCK OF
"Pemeco" Beef, "Pemeco" Pork, Pemeco" Mutton,
Country YeaL "Pemeco" Hams, "Pemeco" Bacoa
"PEMECO" PURE LARD
3 lb. pails 50c; 5 lb. pailt 75c; 10 lb. pailt $1.50
SPECIAL FEATURES BIG VALUES
CLEAN, FRESH VEGE-"
TABLES
Radishes, 3 b'ches 10
Onions, 2 bunches.. 51
Turnips, S bunches 10
Lettuce, 3 heads.. 10
New Cabbage, lb 5?
New Potatoes,
2 pounds 23
New Peas, 2 lbs... 25?
Peanut Butter
2 pounds 35
Cream Cheese, lb. 22
Roquefort, lb 50
Chili Cheese,
2 bricks . 23?
Perfection Sodas,
carton 10?
Snow Flake Sodas,
Carton 10?
Assorted Cakes,
carton .. 10?
Freh Ranch Eggs.
SERVICE QUALITY SANITATION
The Central market
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TWO PHONES
INSPECTION
SCORE-86.6
. Notice to nMW.
Ki penoni Indebted to SUphcnson
It EtRlar. proprietor! Alta Houm and
liirni. are reunited to aettla all ac
count! n or before June Ut, Hit
Itllli will be received and receipted
In full b either party of the firm.
J. M. STEPHENSON.
Adv ) H. 8. ENOLAR.
Good Cool and Wood.
Our Rock Sprint.- coal burn! clean
tvlac you moo beat and lea dirt
for your money. Good dry wood
that doesn't boll, tut bursa. Alao
alaba and kindling-. Protect yoareelf
from cold and cost-wrder from B
L. Burroucha. phone . Ad.
A Pionoor or a Traitor
AN IMITATOR NEVER YET BUILT UP A REPUTA
TION, THE STAMP OF INDIVIDUALITY MARKS EVERY
HAT IN OUR STORE. AT PRICES THE LOWEST.
CARRIER MILLINERY
740 Main Street.
Fay
Our Cash Prices will save
you 20 of your months
Grocery account
BUY YOUR CANNED VEGETABLES AND FRUITS IN
CASE OR DOZEN LOTS. ASSORTED TO SUIT.
BUY AT HOME YOUR MONEY GOES FARTHER
AND BRINGS BEST RESULTS IN THE END.
BUY A WEEK'S OR MONTH'S SUPPLY AT ONCE.
LET US SAVE YOU MONEY. A TRIAL WILL
CONVINCE YOU.
THE SPECIALTY
Phone 476. Next Door to
KNIGHT'S GOOD
GOODS.
Sweet Midgets, qt. 35?
Sours, quart 20?
Dills, dozen 25?
India Relish, pint.. 15?
Mustard Pickles,
quart 25?
Ripe Olives, pint.. 35?
Green Olives, pint 25?
Stuffed Olives, pt. 35?
Horseradish, jar.... 10?
Mustard, jar 10?
Salad Dressing, jar 15?
Onion Relish, jar.. 10?
Picalilli, jar 10?
Catsup, Ige. size.. 25?
Pendleton Creamery
Butter.
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IIptuIo From-h Ieratl.
PARIS. May 14. Five battalion! of
Infiinlry, four wjuadroBa of cavalry
and one company of murine, all fresh
from the trenchea at rhe front, were
reviewed by General GaJlopln, mili
tary governor of Pari!. The review
WHa held In the great rngle In
front of the Hotel des Invatlde In
the presence of an enormou crowd,
crowd.
In front of each battalion were
placed those officers and men who
were to receive the cross of the Le
gion of Honor or military medals.
General Gallopln pinned the decora
tions on the breast of each man and
kissed him,
Telephone 41S
Cash!
CASH GROCERY
Quelle Oaf 628 Main.
LOCALS
Q Adverting h Erfaf
RATES.
Per lint flrat hnwrltoo 30c
Fr Mn, additional Insertion.... r
I'er line, per mouin ft 00
No loraia taken for Im than
Count 0 ordinary words to Hub.
Locals will Dot b taken over th
phoua and remittance mutt tccom
pauj order,
For fuel fone five.
Tomato and aster plants. Forahawa
Dressmaking Mrs. Bowman, J5JM.
Have your piano tuned. Call Whip
ple. To rent Furnished house. Phone
7831.
W. M. A. We need you greatly.
Write 626. K.
Wanted Girl for general house
work. Call 88JW.
For rent t unfurnished rooms. In
quire 1012 E. Webb.
Apartment to rent In the Jfye
houxe. 602 Water street.
Second hand furniture for sale
cheap. Inquire R, this office.
John Rosenberg, Court street
watchmaker and Jeweler. All work
guaranteed.
For sale 0. K. cleaning and press
ing parlors. Inquire at O. K. barber
shop. Terms reasonable.
Old papers for sale; tied In bundles
Good for starting flrea, eto. lOe a
bundli. This office.
Hanging backets called for, filled
and delivered. Porch boxes. Hook
ers, 644 Main street. Phone 622.
Open evenings.
Very many people desire to buy
lands In eastern Oregon. What have
you to offer, and price? N. Berkeley.
National cash register with six draw
er floor cabinet for aale at a bargain.
Address "S" thla office.
Wanted Man and wife to make
home with private family on North
Side. Veryose In. Address "G"
this office. '
Wanted Farm work by young
man; experienced. Mechanical abil
ity. Willing and capable. Write
John Kelly, 300 So. Main.
Twenty-third annual reunion Uma
tilla County Pioneers, Weston, Ore..
June II and 12, AH Invited. 3. M
Bentley, president;- 6. A. Barnes, sec
retary. Two young men want work on
ranch Not bams or boozers. Do any
kind of work. Understand gas en
gines. References. "W. R." this of
fice. Lost Gray work mule, branded
canoe on right stifle. Reward of 110
offered for recovery of same. Ad
dress Frank Michaels, Jr., Pendle
ton, Oregon.
"Mutt" takes the big load! and
"Jeff shows the speed. Penland
Bros, haul anything and reasonable.
Furniture van and storage warehouse
Office (4 7 Main street. Phone 33.
Sewing wanted by expert seam
stress. All work guaranteed. Prices
reasonable. Mrs. Bell, 211 W. Webb
street. Telephone 276J.
Man and wife want position on
ranch. Experienced. Have one little
girl eleven years old and baby. Pre
fer place where woman would have
charge of house. Address 20
Thompson street.
For Sale, Very Reasonable.
Modern 7-room house and 1 lots
about 1 block off paved streets. Suit
able for chicken raising and garden
ing. Inquire "Mrs. C. A." thia office.
Adr.
Modern Reetdcttoe for sale.
Modern seven room house with full
basement and two lota, sightly loca
tlon. Address J. this office. Adv.
Weedor Demonstration.
Will take place at the Robert L.
Jones ranch on Saturday, June 6.
1916. Something new and It will nay
you to" see Jt, Don't fall to be there.
Demonstration starts St 1 o'clock.
Col. Wm. F. Tohnka, demonstrator.
Adv,
london Pram Gag Bombs.
LONDON. Mav 24. An Intimation
that German Zeppelin airships prob
ably win use bombs charged with
poisonous gases if they make raids on
London Is contained In a notice Issued
by Scotland Tard.
To the caution nrevlouslv nlven
out. the nubile should take refuse In
houses In order to be out of the way
of the fragments of shells which
might be fired at enemv aircraft, is
the following added Injunction:
It would be well for persons thus
taking refuge to keen all window nnd
doors on lower floors closed so as to(
prevent the admission of deleterious'
gas."
v 1
Mont women would r'nther he Eras
widows than spinsters.
Hermit of Santa Catalina Islnnrt.
SACRAMENTO. Cal., May 24. The
hermit of Santa Catalina Island will
probably have to go to the polls to!
vote hereafter Instead of the polls'
coming to him.
For the first time In Its history the
California Assembly has passed a
bin Introduced by a socialist and dl-!
reeled solely at one man. Assembly
man Spengler Introduced the bill and
the hermit of Santa Catalina Island!
was the only person In mind when I
It was drawn. The measure permits
the consolidation of election precincts
If passed by the senate and signed by i
Governor Johnson, the bill will break
the monopoly of the hermit to the
exclusive right of voting In the only
precinct on the Islnnd outside the city
of Avalon.
Vnder existing laws, the hermit
compels a special election board to'
travel to his home from Avalon In or-'
der that he may cast his ballot. It j
wa figured that It cost about 170
each election to get the hermit's
vote.
fill IJE1III
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Thomas Good of Astoria Is roister
ed at the Pendleton.
S. Norton Bobo, editor of the Stan
field Standard, Is In Pendleton today.
J. T. Hlnkle, Hermlston attorney
and Irrigation, la a visitor In the
city.
S. Norton Bobo, editor of the Stan
field Standard, is here today on a
business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Brownell of
Umatilla have been Pendleton visit
ors today.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Houston are
among the Stanfleld people in the
city today.
George L. Ward of Stanfleld was a
visitor In Pendleton Friday and Sat
urday, returning home Saturday aft
ernoon. 3. W. Campbell of Hermlston came
up last evening from his home and
left oa the early morning train for
Portland.
R. F. Klrkpatrlck returned Satur
day evening from Newport where he
attended the Odd Fellows grand
lodge meeting.
Historic Home for Kale.
LONDON, May 22 One of the
most beautiful houses In England,
Montacute House, Somerset, Is In the
market. It was built by Sir Edward
Phelps, who whs successively queen's
sergeant, master of the robes and
speaker of the house of commons. It
was commenced In 1680.
The legend over tlie principal por.
tal of the house runs. "Through this
wide opening gate none come too
early and none return too late.
In the civil war Montacute was
held for King Charles and sacked by
Cromwell's men. The gardens and
grounds are among the most beau
tiful In the world.
HERMISTQN WINS FIRST
GAME OF SEASON SUNDAY
STAXFIELD-ECHO TEAM DEFEAT
ED IN 11 IXMXtl COSTEST,
S TO 2.
HERMISTON. May 24. (Special.)
Hermlnston won her first game of
the season here yesterday when In a
11 Inning contest the Stanfleld-Echo
team was taken Into camp by the
score of S to 2. It was a fine, clean
airtight game from first to last and
kept the fans on the qui vlve. Her
miston made her first run In the
fourth but In the Sixth Stanfleld took
the lead In a most peculiar way. With
one man on, Charlie Hosklna drove
the ball Into the outfield, It lost itself
In the grass and was not found until
he reached home. After that It was
blanks for the visitors. Hermlston
tied the game In the eighth when two
hits spelled a run and In the eleventh
won the same way. Clarke pitched a
great game for Hermlston. striking
out 15 men. C. Hoskins worked for
the visitors and did a good Job of It
The score: y R. H. E.
Hermlston 2
Stanfleld 2 4
Batteries Clarke and Large: C
Hoskins and F. Hosklna.
WAR DECLARATION.
(Continued from page one.)
Chausseurs repulsed a detach
ment.of Austrians.
The Austrians have dyna
mited two bridges over the
Adige 10 miles below Ala in
the Austrian Tyrol. The town
of Avid has been destroyed for
military purposes.
lne lurkisn ambassador is
still at Rome but a formal break
between Italy and Turkey is
momentarily expected,
From the Italian frontier
came reports of the greatest
activity in the past 24 hours.
VIENNA, May 24. Emper
or Franz Josef issued a manl
festo today characterizing
Italy s declaration of war
against Austria-Hungary as the
"greatest act of perfidy the
world has ever known.".
He called upon his forces for
victory "over the treacherous
army to the south of us."
The emperor declared he
wanted Italy held up to scorn
before the world as a vulture
which hovered over the battle
field in sheer greed.
The manifesto said in part:
"Italy has abandoned us in our
hour of danger and gone, with
colors flying, to the enemies'
camps. Her declaration of war
is an act of perfid y the like
of which history does not
know. After an alliance of 30
years, Italy has turned and
smote her friends simply for
material gain. We didn't me
nace Italy. We didn't curtail
her authority or attack hej
honor. We always responded:
loyally to the duties of our alli-i
ance and have afforded her our
protection when she took the
field herself. I salute my bat
tlefield troops. The treacher
ous army to the south is no ney
enemy to you. I rely upon you
and your leaders, and pray to
the Almighty that he bless you
and your colors and that He
take under His gracious protec
tion our just cause."
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Pendleton
sets, Kaysers Silk
Hose, Ivanhoe Silk
Cloves, Alexandre
Kid Cloves, High
Class Millinery,
DEPENDABLE
MERCHANDISE
ONLY.
(Continued on Page 2.)
The high school graduates who are
also members of the Loyal Berean
class of the Christian church, were
charmingly entertained at a 5 o'clock
luncheon at the home of Mrs. SI
Reetz on Saturday. Those present
were Misses Gladys Brownfleld, Rose
Gordon, Jaunita Friedly and Carrie
Ferguson. Miss Ethel Freeman of
Pilot Rock and T. F. Weaver were
also guests.
Misses Eglantine and Adel Moussu
are up from Portland, called by the
HlneRS Of their mother Mra IT O
Moussu. The condition of Mrs. Mous
su is reported to be slightly Improved
today but she Is still very critically
ill.
The Missionary Society of the Pres
byterian church, which was sched
uled to meet tomorrow, will not meet
until W ednesday, June second. The
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. Thomas Thompson.
Mrs. I. U. Temple Is reported today
to be slightly Improved but her con
dition Is yet serious.
Massachusetts Chicket Season Opens.
" BOSTON, May 24. Cricket sport
followers all over the state are gath
ered at the opening of the Massa
chusetts cricket season. The Carib-
Chicken Pot Pic
1 The Cher Favorite
By Mrs. Janet MeKenzie Hill, Editor of
the Boston Cooking School Magazine
Some folks think that only "colored
mammies" can cook chicken, but atrial
of this famous chicken pot pie disproves
that assertion. Every member of the
family will thoroughly enjoy it.
C Cblclca Pot Me. Aaked Dnmpllni
One fowl cut in joints; cup four;
i Uaswnulsalt; black pepper, Zcups
flour, 3 level teaspoonuls A' C Baking
Ponder, teaspoonful salt; cup
shortening; milk or cream.
Cover the fowl with boiling water snd
let simmer until tender, then remove to a
bakin? dish. Mix the X cup flour, salt,
and black pepper with cold water to a
smooth, paste and u!e to thicken the
broth. Remove the fat frota the top of
the broth if necessary before adding the
tliickeuing. Pour tins gravy over the
fowl, until it is nearly covered, and re
serve the rest to serve apart. Sift to
gether the flour, baking powder and salt,
three times; into this work the shorten
ing and use cream or milk to make a
dough, less stiff than for biscuits. Put
this by spoonfuls over the fowl in the
dish, which it should rest upon and
completely cover. Let bake about 33
Diiuutes.
When yonnir. tender chicken are scarce, this
fircseuts n most satisfactory w;iy of serving oM
owls. Vral or lamb preronrvl in this manner is
more nppetiiing than when servnl nsastew.
Try this and the S other flVlh-ion. rvipe in
the K C Cook's Book, a cony of w hich ni;iy be
secured free by sendins: the cnlnnnt certirion'e
packed in the 25Hmt can of K C Ktsjug tfvw.
tier to the Jauuus Uko. Co., Chicago.
Some Bargains
in second-hand
FORD CARS
Kelley's Auto
Repair Shop
Cottonwood St., Oppoaite
City Hall. Phone 181.
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mSm; Ettaj jCfci.M-J- ;C.
""vywmwy Swwfwwww Srvwwwwwasr Vu
agents for "Red fern" Corsets,
?uj Pictorial Review
Underwear for Women,
Still Giving
STAMPS
BUT NO OTHER DISCOUNTS
; in any way, shape, manner or form. All dollars are
i alike to us. The ninety and nine will ge the same
: treatment as the other one of the one hundred.
: Yours for Fair Treatment,
bean plays Beverly: the Blues meet:
the Wanderers; Needham team plays j
West India; Everett goes against St )
George; the Standard team meets!
Eroekton and Canton boys meet the;
Athletic players. The games are to
be played on the grounds of the first
team mentioned.
The mind of a man w ho goes wrong
Is always a blank while he Is gone.
Texas Crusade Against Di.sea.se.
HOUSTON, Texas, May 24. A cru
sade against disease and against de
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Every day we get more hoe. The largest stock of H
hoe$ in the town. If you don't find the kind you want,
come to the HUB, we have it. 5
Ladies' Patent Colt colonial pumps, Goodyear welts, 5
grey cloth, inlaid plain toe for $2.9S j
Ladies' Patent Colt colonial pump, fawn top, inlaid
plain toe for : 2.05
Ladies' gun metal pumps, low and high heels.... 82.95 S
Ladies 'three strap patent
I.arliPB Whita Mqi,
, " .... . 4ZA.aM(kJ
Misses' White Mary Janes for 8o -'
Child's White Mary Janes for " " 65 "
Children's Patent Mary Janes for .95 arid 1 81.45 E
Child's Sandals for ; 50, 75
Misses' Sandals for 81.25
Ladies' Sandals for 8195
Child's Pumps for 6o'95 8110
Men s Dress Shoes in button and lace, Goodyear welts S
?3r.852 ?3.952 05' ?3'2' ?3 25' ?3'45 ?3 65'
'"tns "orK onoes ior jsi.ll), 91.95, 82.45, 82.85, s
,?2.95, S3.25, 83.45, 83.65, 83.95, 84.25
? Men's Tan Russia Calf Ventilated Oxfords, Goodyear H
stitched-down sole, seamless vamp, plain toe, ortho-
pedic heel for 82 65
i JIe"l8 Riding Boots- sta'ed tops for 84.85, 85.45, 86.85,
Ss.50, S7.S5. 5
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Today
Billle Reeves, world renowned musical star in
"Counting Out the Count"
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Diacic
The Unseen Terror
"RENE HAGGARD JOURNEYS ON"
To save a sifter's honor, young artist commits murder
and goes to the electric chair with his lips sealed. A
powerful story told in a gripping manner.
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Warner Cor
Cousins, H a n a n
and C. P. Ford
Shoes for Women.
Patterns, Athena
6
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stroyers of social welfare will bo
launched at the fourth session of the
Southern Sociological Congress to be
held In this city. The general theme
of the program will be "The Conser
vation of Health," but the sixty speak
ers have been asked specially to con
sider the widest crusade possible. Si
departments will study the followfng
aspects of the general theme:
"Moral health," "Health and the
Race Relations."' "The Church as the
Conserver of Social Health." "The
Health of Children," "The Prevention
of Communicable Diseases," "Mental
Health."
pumps for 81.95 -
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